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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-22

CANNING OUTFITs.-We direct attention to
the card of Messrs. Thos. Z. Basshor & Co., %
Light street, Baltimore, who furnish boilers, Gu
gines and pumps and complete outfits for the
canning business. No more reliable firm can
be found and Gamers in want of machinery for
their business would find ii 10 their advantage
to consult them. They are well and fayorably
known in Hartford county.
New ORGAN-A new pipe organ, costing $500,
was used in spesutia Church. Perryman, for the
first time on Easter Sunday. Mrs. Jas. W.
Malcolm is the organist. The services on Eas-
ter Sunday were impressive aud interesting
The church was decorated with blooming plants
and large congregation was present. The
collection for the organ amounted to $780,
Rev. j. Harry Chesley is rector of the church.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of an order Of the Circuit Court for
Harford county passed in the matter of the es-
tate or Albert Mcclure, an insolvent, the sub
scrluers, as permanent trustees. will offer at
Public Sale, at the Court House door, in Bel Air,
On Monday, May 18th, 1887,
At II O'Clock, A. NJ, all that
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situate and lying in Hartford county. at Bynum's
Station, on the Maryland Central Railroad, con-
taining
II Acres, 2 Foods and 20 Square Perches,
MORE OR LESS.
being the same and all the land particularly de-
scribed in two deeds to Albert Mcclure, one from
May, 1856, and recorded in Liber A. L. j., No. SO,
folio 261 one of the Land Record Books of the
Circuit Court for Haiford county, and the other
from John NJ. Blake and wife, dated the I4th day
Of June, 1886, and recorded in Liber A. L. J., No.
%, folio 4CS. one of the Land Records aforesaid
Ak1A n The improvements consist of new
G two;story FRAME DWELLING.
usa.aAaaand WAREHOUSE, Stable and other
outbuildings. This property is most eligibly
located 6e f9r doing q remunerative business
Bynum g station is the natural outlet for a well
settled and thriving neighborhood.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third of the purchase money to be paid in
cash on day OF sale or on the ratification thereof
one third in six and the balance in twelve months
from day of sale; the credit payments to bear
interest from day of sale and to be secured by
the notes or bonds OF the purchaser, with surety
TO be approved R ey the trustees y s9,py,n
GEORGE L. VANBiBBER.
Trustees.
D. o. Rcharuson, Auctloneer. Zap
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-22

Mrs. Mary NJ. E. Lantz, aged Sc years, wife of
Mr.. j. Geo. Lantz, a former resident of Hartford
county, died at her home in Baltimore, March
18th. She was buried from the vault in Loudon
Park Cemetery on the 18th inst
Mr.. Thomas Poultney, formerly of the firm
ofPoultney & Trimble, gun importers, Balti-
more, died in that city, on Tuesday, aged 81
years. He was a cousin of Mrs Henry D. Far
nandis, of this county.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-22

A VALUABLE SAND.BANK.-Messrs. MURRAY
Vandiver and l.. w. Murphy have leased a sand
bank, on spesutia Island, from Col. Jos. NJ.
Simmons, at royalty of one cent per bushel,
and expect to ship 200, 900 bushels of moulding
sand to Baltimore the first year. The lease is
for one year with the privilege of five more.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-22

VI ny showing a sample and securing or
doris Send cents for Illustrated Catalogue,
which amount will be credited TO the n rst
order. Address, Wright, Dcmoss & Co., 100
North St.. baltimore. Md
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-22

MIR. EDITOR: Please announce d. SWIFT
PAIGE as candidate for the Sherffalty of Har-
ford county, subject to the nomination of the
Democratic party and the endorsement of the
public in general.
apS Tue pFopTp
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-22

New DEMOCRATIC CAND1DATEs-For the
House of Delegates--Walter W. Preston, LIST
District; A. Boyle, 5th district; Henry W.
Archer, Jr., Sd district.
For County Commissioner.-A. J. Wiley, 4th
district; James R. Massey, 9Th district.
For Sherif-Thomas B. Jarrett, 4th district.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-22
Focal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

Mr. John G. Rouse Is building an addition
to his already large store-house in Bel Air.
The genial and popular DR.. A. s. Baldwin
is spoken of by his friends as candidate for
Treasurer of Baltimore county.
Mr. VIM. V. Day, of Upper Cross Roads,
Hartford county, has removed to the farm of
Mr.. Baldwin Myers, near Fork, Baltimore coun-
ty.
A fine Shepherd puppy belonging to County
Commissioner Robert J. Walker was stolen
from his residence, near Level, last Saturday
night.
The Smith Family will give one of their
popular musical entertainments at Hanson's
Hall, Churchville, on Saturday night next,
April 23d.
Mr.. d. E. Wiley, of Norrisvile, has sue
ceeded to the commission and produce business
OF James Ilyland " Co., No. 42S North Calvert
street, Baltimore.
Miss Jane Reynolds has been elected dele
gate to represent Mt. Vernon NJ. L. Church in
the State Temperance Alliance, which meets in
Baltimore April Goth.
j. W. Bauer has sold his tailoring business
to Mr.. Joseph A. Krein, his former cutter, who
will continue the business over Messrs Harry
Bateman & Co.'S store, Main street, Bel Air.
Mr.. Garrett Brown, postmaster at Jerusa.
lem Mills, Hartford county, has resigned and re-
commends A. G. Mecaslin as his successor
Mr.. Mecaslin has bought out Mr.. Brown and
will continue the store.
John Ely was struck in the face and severe.
ly bruised by Michael Shannahan, at Clayman's
Hotel, Bel Air, last Friday. Shannahan claims
That Ely struck him first. 1t was reported that
Ely had died from the effects of his injury, but
the report has been contradicted.
The summer schedule will go into effect on
the Maryland Central railroad on the 1st of
May. More trains are to be run, alIordlng
greater accommodation, and ii is also in contem-
plation to put on night train, which will leave
Baltimore about H. so and run through TO Bel
Air.-TOpsontorn Union.
For good and cheap Clothing you need go
no further than tie store of Mr.. Il. L. Boudin,
corner of Main and Office Streets, Bel Air. His
stock is large, of the latest styles, and he will
supply you with exactly what you want. His
assortment of gentlemen's furnishing goods is
also large and well selected.
NEW DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATRs-For the
House of Delegates--Walter W. Preston, 1st
District; A. Boyle, 5th district; Henry W.
Archer, Jr., Sd district.
For County Commissioner j, Wiley. 4rh
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Park Cemetery on the 18th inst
Mr.. Thomas Poultney, formerly of the firm
ofPoutney q Trimble, gun importers, Balti-
more, died in that city, on Tuesday, aged 81
years. He was a cousin of Mrs. Henry D. Far
nandis, of this county.
| PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY Commission
ERs.-The Commissioners met on Monday aud
Tuesday.
Petitions were received from John Ii. Slater,
DIR. j. e. Butler, Drs. W. S. Richardson, Wake
Munnikhuysen and Others for pension for
Emily Preston, colored OF the Sd district, and
from Abraham Cole, John Bolts, Jacob J..
Michael, Garrett Osborn, Jacob c. Hollis and
Others, for pension for Sarah Kimble, of the
I'd district. Both petitions were fled
On Tuesday the Commissioners received bids
for the collection of taxes.
PREMIUM LIST REvIsED.-Messrs. j. Wilson
Moore, B. F. Hauway, Jas. NJ. Cain, Jos. E.
Ashton and Noble L. Mitchell, a committee of
the Hartford County Agricultural Society, met
In Bel Air, last Friday, and revised the Premium
List for the next county fair. The list of pre-.
miums has been largely extended, especially in
the departments of domestic productions and
household manufactures and the ,hildren's de-
partment.
The committee struck from the list all pre-
miums upon domestic wines.
The directors express a determination to
make the next fair, if possible, the best one
ever held by the society. Their efforts should
be generally sustained by the people of Harford
and 1t is none too early for our far famed house
Keepers, farmers and stock-raisers to begin to
prepare stock and articles for exhibition.
SUNDAY School ISsTITUTE.--A Sunday
School Institute will be held at Aberdeen, on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, April 22d, 23l and
9th 1t Will be directed by Mr.. VIM. A. Baker,
State Superintendent of the Maryland Sunday
School Union. 1t will begin in the NJ. Z.
Church this (Friday,) evening, at 7.3O o'clock,
and will be continued Saturday morning, $50
O'Clock, in the NJ. E. Church, Saturday after.
noon, $50 o'clock, in the Southern Methodist
Church; Saturday night, 73O o'clock, in the
Presbyterian Chuch; Sunday morning. II
O'Clock, union sercive In the Presbyterian
church, with sermon by Rev. L. F. link
ham, of Baltimore; Sunday afternoon, $50
O'Clock, in the N. Z. Church, chldren's mass
meeting, embracing scholars of all the Sunday
Schools in the nelghborhood. Exercises will
consist of singing and addresses.
The institute will close Sunday night, at 7.3O
O'Clock, in the Southern Methodist Church,
with song service, teachers meeting, addresses,
&c.
Committee Of Arrangements &. L.
Damaron, Chairman o. q. Michael, Secretary;
George Harris, Rev. David Jamison, Jas. W.
McGaw, John A. Mitchell, Rev. IL. &. Smith,
VIM. F. Aaronson, Bennett Osborn.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-22

THOMAS POOLE,
Of the third district, subject to nomination by
the Democratic party. 15ap
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-22
EXECUTORS SALE.

The undersigned, as Executors Of Lindley NJ.
Vail, late OF Hartford county, deceased will offer
at Public Sale, on the premises
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-22
EOR THE LEGIsLATURE.

Please announce THOMAS Fl. c. READ Of
the Fifth district. as a candidate for the House
Of Delegates, subject to Democratic nomination.
l5ap
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-04-22
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

At the solicitation of my friends / have con-
sented to be candidate for County Commission
er at the ensuing Democratic primaries.
Gap JAMES K MASSEY
DOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-10-05

island for observation. The ship will remain
IN the lower bay until she has been thorough
y 1nmigated ard cleansed.
The general agent of the Fadrel line, J. Tel
hnlie, was notified and quarantine commits.
loners. Mr.. Ter Krile and E. s. Mellen, sec
rotary OF the quarantine commission, at orce
proceeded to quarantine. An extended ex-
animation By Health Officer Smith result I'd III
he discovery of four additional cases OIL
BOARD which had apparently developed duIine
ne day. The ship was at once ordered down
the lower bay. The sick were con7eyed to
the hospital on SWine5urn's Island, and the
remainder OF the sol passengers were trans.
erred to the hospital at HofTman's Island
Ioree cabin passengers on board, together
With toTty-fve surviving members of the crew
were also transferred to H0ffman's Island BY
NE Castle Garden transfer boat
The steamer Alesia sailed from Naples ?.
ne time when cholera was raging in that cit,
md In the vicinity. Those who were take1
lex got aboard the steamer at Naples.
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Spain and the United States

WASHINGTON, Sept. @. The department NJ
state furnishes for publication meno,ar
uum OF the agreement between the Trpitod
0taFes and Spain for reciprocal and cor,nlo+a
SUSPENSION OF all discriminating 6ntjas r.
OF tonnage or imports In the 1-nftod oto.9l
1nd the Islands Of Cuba and Porto Rico, ana
eli other countries belonging to the crown 81
opNiD' upon vessels Of the respective CHM.
'fies ana their cargoes. Tie United s.g+o.
minister at Madrid is authorized to reco+,atl
~ - - pace the commercial relations be
tween tAe United States and Spain on nor
manent footing, advantageous to bath carr
tries '''1 coNlh'
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Sullivan and KilIen VIII F;ob+

MlNAEAPoLIs, Sept. 23.-Pat Killen has 2,
riFeo nome after sojourn in the east. Viii,
IN Chicago arrangements were beonn for
glove contest with John L. Sullivan. Parse,
ewes 70 manage the affair. The fight vii
. occur inside OF six weeks, either at Minneano
Us or Butte City, Montana. Il is to consis.
ol Twelve rounds, the smallest gloves II.
"a" VIII allows, the winner to receive 60 anc
ene loser ~ per cent. OF the gate recejnts
Qaeensoury rules. Parson Davies has core
10 Boston, where he will meet Sullivan ano
complete the arrangements. KuIcn sore
'n"' immediately after the fight Re will ac
company sullivan and Davies to England
where they will be prepared to accommodo+e
all Whe want to fight Even Lewis, n.
stran5ler," will accompany the trio.
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THE HALIFAX EXPLOSION.
Nearly Forty Men Manned and Torn b
the Flying Rockets.

Nearly Forty Men Manned and Torn b
| the Flying Rockets.
I New YORK, Sept. PA Halifax
| special, referring to the accident on the
BelierSphon, briefly mentioned in She
press dispatches, says: On the night
Of September 10, Governor General
Lapdsdowne and suite were at Quebec
md grand entertainment in Lands
toWne's honor was given on board thu
flagship of the British squadron. the
beIlersphon. The lron-clad was cor.
geOusIy Illuminated with electricity
III lamps ard fire works, and present
I'd the grandest appearance ever wit.
nessed in Quebec. At $50 o'clock. q,
Lord LandSdowre and party were leav.
ng Tor the shore, some six hundre,
men OF the crew were on deck. Tn
ards were manned, bands played an,
mere was grand finale of explosions
pile of sixty or more of the mos, |
powerful rockets lay on the upper deck |
one OF them, on being lighted, instea, |
u gong up in the air, exploded on deck
gnItlDg the pile of sixty. IN,
7Hect was tremendous. In q
moment the death-dealing rocket. |
we're sweeping the deck in every di-
ectlon' burning. decorating and MAIN
ng the helpless men. The pieces wer4
Iylng up into the rigging and wards
III CARVING havoc among the poor
elbows stationed there, and the stick. |
,ere hylng among the crowds on
hore and on board the French war
nlpS Minerva and Clarinda and otbor
eSSelS anchored in the harbor. Thu Ii
ueoec papers the next mornino an. -
'uncef that midshipman
40 two men had been injured
ne tact was that nearly t;
rty men had been more or less in. n
req. Thirteen of them, INCLUDING W
ldshlpman Doutney, so seriously thai -,
e Bellerophon had to. leave Onehec u
ID instead of going to Newfoundland tn
ordered came to Halifax to place al
en- IN the naval hospital. They are DC
'noly burned and laceratcd. Some =.
We the tleshy part of their THIGHS and ..
3 blown off; others have the muscles WI
thelr arms torn. The explosion took re!
zee about midshlp, and this gave be
e ana aft sweep to the fiery sernent ba
ing which many had time to hide
mud the guns. W 1t
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no Flies on Him.

Detroit Free Press: He had ooo,
driving stranger around in his bac,
for a couple of hours, and finally lief
ann in front of the City Hall.
How much?" asked the man as bo
got out. "'
Well let's see. You got in
Tome, now, I'm on to vour Iittlo
trickS! interrupted the stranr .e,'
They told me at the hotel wb95t oi T.
ought to be. Here's 81, and if ron
mink you can get any more come dow Un
and see metz ---' No"h
pose?" ~ l sup
You bet you will! I'm from boo,
county but there are no flies on mo -
"How much were You goinr f.
13narge him?' asked a citizen Of the
driver after the other had left "a '"e
Not over s. 50 at the outside on,
}nIy - if he had klckedr' oacl, I,'
'eAU' as he gathered up the ribbons
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THE CHOLERA.
It Still Has a Deadly Grin ON Italu

|
ROME, Sept. 25.-Very unsatisfactory new
reached here from Messina, where the oh. Ter.
epidemic is declared to be increasing in vic
lence. The mortality is not confined to tbe
poorer classes, very many fatal eases bavino
taken place among the well-to-do. Greaf
misery prevails and the general distress was
increased On Friday last by the refusal Of II.
grave diggers to continue their work n
erclVe measures had to be resorted to Pr.
eventually the men were induced tn return r.
work The epidemic has also broken out il
the prison. 1t is difficult to obtain anvtbiro
more than an approximation OF the dahl,
number OF deaths, but they seem to AVERAGE
some twenty or thirty In the Nanles dis
trlct there has also been an increase duriro
me past day or two. The latest returns from
Casrle-a-mare show thirty-nine cases and
twenty deaths during the preceding twanty
Tour hours, while at Pozzuoli there have havt
peer during the same period fourteen cases
ana seven deaths. At Rome the en1damic
shows signs Of Increasing In violence +be
0aily average OF cases being about forty. Herr
again, there is determined effort to diso,,ss
the truth. The neWspapers-Rith one eroe,
Iion' which, after publishing a bulletin for
some time, was, 1t is said bribed into siIerc, |
10 not even mention the existence OF the ent-
1 ! IN the hope Of reassuring the nnbjic
~ consequence OF the recent ca at the Tacti
cdn the rope mas suspended a audiences ~, I
the present. The anxiety at the vacttc3I, =
great as it IS feared that The az
1emic may injure the Pope's jubilee. WI
one hundred and fourteen new cesos =
'1olera and fifty deaths reported at Nesero
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( Cat Charms a RattIe-

for'I'nd oregonian: The strang,
power exercised by some cats owe,
snakes was Illustrated last TUESDAY q,
the residence of Mr.. ROYAL rh~
ives near Grants Pass Attention was
called to the strange antics of q kitten
recently taken to the house and unon
examination 1t was found that che h ,on
u raitIesnaAe charmed. The snake
,arSe one was coiled and with its head
s ,oI.o"ea every motion of the kitten IN
was present despatched tLe -. 80
with . club. During the Who'll -, o.e
renee the kitten seemed 10 ~ 2o- .t
importance Of the situation and - -
lI-o"ed her attention to wander frar- |
ne snake. paying 10 attention II
range Dog which arrived upon Tho
Gene The snake had seven raftIes
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Ought To Be Prohibited

onl ,. Sept. 2l.-A circular of deep REQ
cnarcnlstic tendencies Is being circulated II
Cnlcsgo' II is headed "To the vorklpgme,
- 'ne : Hited States of North America" and
uoH"unees the action Of the supreme court il,
UNFOLDING the decision of the lower cour, = =
Cne anarchist cases. The circular refers :,
Capt. Bonfeld as 'tbe notorious ro,,c
osnolf'- and villifes Judge Gary witbon,
Stint' The circular is signed The Fedaro
tlon OF Trade Unions" and was printed !,
New York. Police Captain O'Donncu tela
pnoned this afternoon all over the city +
nave any and all persons found d,str;b,1+,no
the circulars arrested. "N''Ds
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TEXAN TRAIN ROBBERY.
F0uF Masked Men Do Good Job Near
Fort Worth

AAeAi 70 GOOD lob Nea
Fort Worth.
FORT WORTH, Texas. Sept. 21.-Tu,
masked men with drawn revolver,
mounted the cab of the Texas and D.
cine east-bound express train to-Di[,h.
rs It pulled out of Benbrook - 80 !,
station twelve miles west Of bara 49,
Inc engineer was ordered 70 rrn 49, H. 8
train few miles from Ronb-ae ,i.'
L was stopped just over q bi-b t 80
ae, aere two other masked men
boarded the train. The fireman ana II ns
lneeF were then placed under guard
Hozeh shots were fred into tina exr-o--
"a ana the door was finally onen65 -
n acme Express Messenger Ma1o1a-
Ohe roober entered AID cleano3 ~
me safe and then went into The ,, o':5
car' Messenger Griffith offered M 80 49,
= stsI4nce' Every registered lattar :
1 rt car was secured bv the rohhor-
:, He work was done in ten m;ur.os 80
-no engineer ordered to pull ont IT,
| aln was the trough EXPRESS fro,, &c l.1
faacisco. The booty taken i -, 7.'t,
/ $4,000. 4 train was rabha5 ~
~ ifeStIe last June Guards wo~, =:
~ passenger coaches. but tbor - -
Fer me trestle. No ottemrt ~,
laae 1t molestation. There ! 80
ace of the robbers. 4o g
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Dakota Discovers Coa1

DEADwooD, Sept. 22.-The recent rich dis
eoVerlea In the carbonate camp have hod n,
tNect 81 booming all sorts Of mineral s4..r..
a non. :, A. Graves Of Dubuque, Iowa, is here
ehalninlng the Hay Greek coal fields, thIr-1
n''eS noFth OF here, and pronounced the c,.1
q goou quality and the supply jnovha,s+,,,e
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Col. Smith Elected Cornmand.n.

"ANShALLToNN, Iowa, Sept. 21.-Tbs
trustees OF the Iowa Soldiers home in aDpna,
c CesS.'n yesterday elected Col. Milo Smith. Of
clinton commandant of the home. The home
was oue 10 be completed to-day, but viii mot
DC ready for the inmates before Noror,, H. ~
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Mrs A. NJ. Holloway Of BgFsro hssA--
i - rs coa'Faet :oT cleaning the street.
Z 'nat city foF live years. Buralo wrn N
Ae'1 cieAn now. A woman knows dirt yvSo.
he sees il. @-'ea
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Remedy. # IT Sa8'e's taterrL
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There was a large attendance At the Aus.,.
70 hear Mayor Ames.
Ine Sly council q St. Paul hiss appointed /.
e'mmittee to receive President .CleveIar5
An exceptionally fine display Is 70 !, -
M southern Minnesota fair At Mapkst1
Iafieton college, az Mortified, coDm.ra..,
!. Neek Rith freshman class u tweptv-sir
IN seven Day Adventlsts are en,.a-,r--,
ee'Eus Falls, having about thirty teT+s
III" n surveyors are st work a. = or
shops. manitoba CIR /
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-21
Money Vegetation.

1t seems odd to thiuk Of a we'll
filled purse as plant-6eld, but suos
it appears to he. A short time since
Paul Reinsch discovered several kinds
of minute plants-including two alge
which had before been unknown
growing upon coins after having been
long enough in circulation to receive
thin incrustations of organic matter.
A Hungarian betanist, Jules Schaar-
schmidt, has more recently been ex-
aiming paper money, and has found
the microscopic growth upon even the
cleanest specimens. He has detected
seven species, including - although
they are rare-the two new alge de.
scribed by Reinsch.
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A Death Of Ease.

The evident pain inflicted by clumsy
hanging and the CHASTITY fact that per-
sons have shown signs of conscious
ness for an appreciable time alter be-
heading have led humanitarians to
consider other modes of executing
criminals. Prussic acid and electric
ity are among the agents which have
been proposed, but the latest and
perhaps most promising suggestion is
that OF an English writer, who would
place the convict in a suitable cell
and at the proper moment cover him
with a flow of carbonic acid gas, by
hich means calm and speedy death
would be insured.